Just before writing this article, I finished teaching a series of data center classes over a two week period.

Spring is here, and you and your data center managed to survive this past winter’s harsh weather without any major impact.

In my last column, I used my quantum computing crystal ball to help prognosticate on 2015 developments.

Before writing this column, I looked back at an article that I wrote five years ago with my predictions for the beginning of the new decade.

In my last column I wrote about liquid cooling and thought I did a fair assessment of the current developments and various technologies (at least in my own opinion) and their thermal advantages.

As the summer heat manifests its hold on the northern hemisphere and the temperatures rise, many data centers will test the limits of their cooling systems

As our world becomes ever more data centric, the data center and the energy it uses seems to become a focal point of criticism for groups such as Greenpeace and the Sierra Club, as well as many others.

In my last column I wrote about my predictions for 2014.